Nankai Broadcasting

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JOAF-DTV

Current headquarters in Matsuyama
Matsuyama, Ehime Prefecture Japan
Channels	Digital: 20 (UHF) Virtual: 4
Branding	RNB
Programming
Affiliations	NNN
Ownership
Owner	Nishinippon Broadcasting
Sister stations	RNC
History
First air date	December 1, 1958
Former channel number(s)	10 (VHF analog, 1958-2011)
Former affiliations	All secondary: JNN (1969–1992) NET/ANN (1969–1995)
Call sign meaning	Disambiguation of Okayama sister station's callsign (JOKF)
Links
Website	http://www.rnb.co.jp/

Nankai Broadcasting Co., Ltd (南海放送株式会社, Nankai Hōsō Kabushiki-gaisha), also known as RNB, is a Japanese broadcast network affiliated with Nippon News Network (NNN). Their headquarters are located in Matsuyama, Ehime Prefecture.

Network[]

• TV: Nippon News Network (NNN)
• RADIO: Japan Radio Network (JRN), National Radio Network (NRN)

History[]

• August 1, 1953: Nankai Broadcasting's radio license is applied.
• September 28, 1953: Nankai Broadcasting is established.
• October 1, 1953: Nankai Broadcasting commences broadcasting.
• December 1, 1958: Television broadcasts commence.
• October 1, 1964: Color broadcasts commence.
• December 10, 1969: All Fuji TV shows move to the newly launched FNN station EBC.
• May 13, 1970: Nankai Broadcasting exchanges footage of the Setouchi Sea Jack incident with Hiroshima Telecasting.
• March 15, 1980: AM stereo broadcasts are conducted.
• February 21, 1988: RNB transmits the Ehime Marathon for the first time.
• July 19, 1990: RNB starts dual audio broadcasting for certain shows.
• March 2000: Club N, a mobile site, opens.
• June 21, 2006: Digital terrestrial broadcasts commence.
• July 24, 2011: Analog terrestrial broadcasts conclude.
• April 2012: RNB opens their official Facebook page.
• December 1, 2014: A new FM station, Fnam, launches.

Stations[]

Analog TV[]

• Matsuyama (Main Station) JOAF-TV 10ch 5 kW
• Imabari 34ch 100w
• Yawatahama 4ch 250w
• Niihama JOAL-TV 6ch 250w

Digital TV(ID:4)[]

• Matsuyama (Main Station) JOAF-DTV 20ch
• Niihama 47ch

AM Radio (1116kHz)[]

• Matsuyama (Main Station) 5 kW JOAF
• Niihama 1 kW JOAL
• Uwajima 1 kW JOAM
• Ōzu 100w JOAN
• Misho 100w JOAS
• Yawatahama 100w

FM Radio (91.7 MHz FM)[]

• Matsuyama (Main Station) 1 kW

External links[]

• RNB Official Site

Coordinates: 33°50′27″N 132°45′30.5″E / 33.84083°N 132.758472°E / 33.84083; 132.758472

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